List of Montana state representatives

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Montana House of Representatives
Montana State Legislature
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Type
Type
Term limits
4 terms (8 years)
History
New session started
January 4, 2021
Leadership
Wylie Galt (R)
since January 4, 2021
Speaker pro Tempore
Casey Knudsen (R)
since January 4, 2021
Majority Leader
Sue Vinton (R)
since January 4, 2021
Minority Leader
Kim Abbott (D)
since January 4, 2021
Structure
Seats100
Political groups
Republican Party (67)
Democratic Party (33)
Length of term
2 years
AuthorityArticle V, Montana Constitution
Salary$82.64/day + per diem
Elections
Last election
November 3, 2020
(100 seats)
Next election
November 8, 2022
(100 seats)
Redistricting Montana Districting and Apportionment Commission
Meeting place
House of Representatives Chamber
Montana State Capitol
Helena, Montana
Website
Montana House of Representatives

The Montana State Legislature is the state legislature of the U.S. state of Montana. It is composed of the 100-member Montana House of Representatives and the 50-member Montana Senate. [1]

Contents

List of members by name

This is a list of current and former notable members of the Montana House of Representatives by last name.

List of members by districts

This is a list of current and former notable members of the Montana House of Representatives by term, name, and party.

District 1

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20032005Carol Lambert Republican
20052008 Ralph Heinert Republican
20092016 Gerald Bennett Republican Serving as County Commissioner of Lincoln County
2017present Steve Gunderson Republican

District 2

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20032004 Ralph Lenhart Democrat
20052006 Rick Maedje Republican
20072010 Chas Vincent Republican Also served as a Montana state senator
20112018 Mike Cuffe Republican Also served as a Montana state senator
2019present Neil Duram Republican

District 3

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20032004Ronald DevlinDemocrat
20052006 Dee Brown Democrat
20072008 Douglas Cordier Democrat
20092010 Dee Brown Republican
20112014 Jerry O'Neil RepublicanAlso served as a Montana state senator
20152019Zac PerryDemocratResigned in 2019
2019present Debo Powers DemocratAppointed in October 2019.

District 4

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20042010 Mike Jopek Democratic
20112012 Derek Skees Republican
20132014Ed Lieser Democratic
20152016 Keith Regier Republican
2017present Matt Regier Republican

District 5

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20052006Norma Bixby Democratic
20072008 George Everett Republican
20092013 Keith Regier Republican
20152016Ed Lieser Democratic
2017present Dave Fern Democratic

District 6

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20032004Veronica Small-Eastman Democratic
20052006 Verdell Jackson Republican Also served as a Montana state senator
20072012 William Beck Sr. Republican
2013present Carl Glimm Republican

District 7

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
19992004 Monica Lindeen Democratic
20052010 Jon Sonju Republican
20132014 Randy Brodehl Republican
2015present Frank Garner Republican

District 8

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20092010Cheryl Steenson Democratic
20112019 Steve Lavin Republican
2019present John Fuller Republican

District 9

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20052008William J. Jones Republican
20092014 Scott Reichner Republican
20152018 Randy Brodehl Republican
2019present David Dunn Republican

District 10

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20032004 Donald Roberts Republican
20052006 Bernie Olson Republican
20072015 Mark Blasdel Republican
2015present Mark Noland Republican

District 11

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
19972004 Kim Gillan Democratic
20052012 Janna Taylor Republican
20132014 Greg Hertz Republican
20152016 Albert Olszewski Republican
2017present Derek Skees Republican

District 12

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20092010John Fleming Democratic
20112014 Daniel Salomon Republican
2015present Greg Hertz Republican

District 13

Term (start)Term (end)Representative NamePartyNotes
20052006Paul Clark Democratic
20072014 Pat Ingraham Republican
2015present Bob Brown Republican

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References

  1. "Montana State Legislature". Archived from the original on 2011-07-01. Retrieved 2011-08-16.